Being in a motor vehicle accident is a shocking experience. As a result of the shock, victims sometimes self-assess their injuries quickly, and possibly inaccurately. In the absence of obvious trauma or pain, the natural inclination may be to tell … Continued
Brain injuries can be the most devastating of all injuries and the hardest to prove. They can cause both cognitive issues as well as emotional issues. These injuries can impair social and day-to-day function as well as the ability to … Continued
If a child is involved in a traumatic incident such as a sports injury, a medical mishap, failure of medical treatment or motor vehicle accident, and he suffers catastrophic injuries, the parents should consider whether there has been negligence. Determining … Continued
For Canadians suffering from paralysis, it seems like the list of medical conditions and complications that can develop as a result of the paralysis are endless. One of these side effects that most people have never heard of until they … Continued
A forceful impact can cause a brain injury even if there is no direct trauma to the head. It is well known the force of an airbag deploying, forceful striking of the head against the headrest, or impact on the window … Continued
According to the Northern Brain Injury Association, 452 people suffer a brain injury every day in Canada. Several individuals have prolonged problems that make it hard to work or function. It takes time and a proper diagnosis to ensure you get … Continued